Greg T Meyers

Greg T Meyers (1964) was born and raised in the U.S. Rocky Mountains but unlike most six year olds in the 1970's who played Cowboys and Indians, long before the days of video games and cable, if you came to the Author's backyard, you would have seen a skinny, blond-haired kid wearing a suit of armor made of cardboard with an old Clorox bottle for a helmet. One of his most-cherished gifts from his parents was plastic sword, encrusted with plastic jewels in the hilt-much more beloved than even his bicycle. Where his love for chivalry and the medieval age originated is anyone guess but the Author concludes he was most certainly born with it. To make matters better or worse, during the nineteen-eighties he lived in London, England while Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister and his intrigue and utter fascination for the medieval age was solidified.

Over the past 30 years, the Author studied the medieval period and though he often romances it, he is not disillusioned by the history. He makes no mistake in his writings that it was a terribly difficult and brutal time to live and yet, in many ways, he reminds us that it was much more kind and honorable time than our own. One of the reasons Greg loves the medieval age is because he longs for men and women (himself included) to live so honorably, bravely and without guile. In his inspiring works, Greg often reminds us that there is greatness in all and it swells and rises up when physical and emotional needs are starved, which is why we find such tales of human greatness during the darkest of all ages of the world.

Instead of following his love for history, Greg fell into corporate America as a marketer and copywriter for most of his professional career. He often laments that while we all take the wrong bus from time to time throughout our lives and wake-up on the wrong side of town, there is always another bus and another train if we can just muster the courage to get on board.

Greg sees his writing career as being raised from the ashes, mostly because of the love of a woman, his very own Veronica Paige. Parts of his life's tale is woven into this series, enriched and greatly fabricated with color, wild fantasy and blood-all good story elements. Having lived without it, he loves to write about hope. Hope against impossible odds, where miracles happen and truth prevails, a world where Greg always wants to live. Man can live without a lot of things, says the Author, but hope isn't one of them.

Greg currently resides in a little town up in Rocky Mountains where his imagination runs free and sometimes finds its way into his books.